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If you are a United States citizen, and you have met your fiancé in person physically, then you can sponsor her for a K fiancée visa. The process takes about 15 months, and you have to file many forms and many supporting documents. Counsel in any state can represent both of you. Some of us charge a very affordable flat fee.  Attorney Stephen Black 407-581-2581... Read More
If you are a United States citizen, and you have met your fiancé in person physically, then you can sponsor her for a K fiancée visa.... Read More
Do you plan on living in America? Yes, she can sponsor you and you can process at the overseas consulate. Work with a lawyer to assist you. Counsel in any state can represent you. 
Do you plan on living in America? Yes, she can sponsor you and you can process at the overseas consulate. Work with a lawyer to assist you. Counsel... Read More